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Three Generations of Veneration: St. Joseph of Cupertino

Sep 18, 2023 by Cheryl Hadley

In my family, we have been devoted to the patron saint of test-takers, airline pilots & passengers, astronauts, and those with learning disabilities for at least three gener … Read more

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5 Ways to Honor the Immaculate Heart This Month

Aug 29, 2023 by Cheryl Hadley

Did you know that the Church designates each month of the year to honor a specific devotional theme? This allows the faithful to unite in prayer throughout the liturgical year a … Read more

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A Guide to Baptism Gifts from The Catholic Company

May 22, 2023 by Cheryl Hadley

There are few things more awe-inspiring for Catholics than the sacramental occasions we celebrate. Baptism is an especially joyful event, as an occasion to welcome new life and a r … Read more

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Celebrating Mothers in Faith and Style with Gifts from The Catholic Company

Apr 14, 2023 by Cheryl Hadley

As Catholics, we revere and love Mary as our spiritual mother. She's our Queen and our model, so we seek her guidance and intercession, and the graces that come to us through her m … Read more

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Living Liturgically - Celebrating Lent with Young Children

Mar 01, 2023 by Cheryl Hadley

Most of us probably think of Lent as a somber time of repentance, sacrifice, fasting, and intense preparation that is not necessarily joyful. In fact, we feel it is more fruitful w … Read more

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5 Reasons Catholics Should Own & Read the Catechism of the Catholic Church

Feb 14, 2023 by Cheryl Hadley

Many Catholics have heard of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, or seen the "big green book" originally published during Pope St. John Paul II's papacy in 1992. Do you … Read more

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The Catholic Tradition of Sick Call Sets & How to Use Them

Jan 25, 2023 by Cheryl Hadley

When a Catholic is seriously ill, injured, or hospitalized, we call a priest. A traditional and practical part of that process is the "sick call set." It facilitates the Anointi … Read more

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A Family Tradition That Becomes a Family Heirloom - The Nativity Crèche

Nov 04, 2022 by Cheryl Hadley

Giving a Nativity Scene Set as a gift can be the beginning of a beautiful family tradition. When my first child was born, my mother-in-law gave her a tiny Nativity Set. It … Read more

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Grandmother's Gift: A Meditation on the Rosary

Oct 26, 2022 by Cheryl Hadley

It’s October, the month of the Rosary, and Catholics everywhere are honoring the incredible power of the sacred beads. Even the secular media is getting into the game lately, ac … Read more

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What Makes a Holy Vacation?

Aug 08, 2022 by Cheryl Hadley

Is it hard to imagine the Lord at rest, given all He had to do in His short time among us? Did Jesus ever take a vacation? We know He kept the Sabbath, so He rested on that … Read more

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What It Means To Be Truly Free

Jul 11, 2022 by Cheryl Hadley

Freedom is the hallmark of our American culture, yet many in our society misunderstand true freedom. The modern age has redefined it as the ability to determine your own pe … Read more

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The Marriage of All & Nothing

Jun 14, 2022 by Cheryl Hadley

Recently I heard two young women chatting in line at the grocery store about marriage. They debated the advantages and disadvantages, pondering whether it was responsible to bri … Read more

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Catholic Living Articles

Three Generations of Veneration: St. Joseph of Cupertino

5 Ways to Honor the Immaculate Heart This Month

A Guide to Baptism Gifts from The Catholic Company

Celebrating Mothers in Faith and Style with Gifts from The Catholic Company

Living Liturgically - Celebrating Lent with Young Children

5 Reasons Catholics Should Own & Read the Catechism of the Catholic Church

The Catholic Tradition of Sick Call Sets & How to Use Them

A Family Tradition That Becomes a Family Heirloom - The Nativity Crèche

Grandmother's Gift: A Meditation on the Rosary

What Makes a Holy Vacation?

What It Means To Be Truly Free

The Marriage of All & Nothing